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Nothing Phone (3a) Pro

Released March 2025 · Full specs on GSMArena · Updated Mar 4, 2025

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Key specs

Released
March 2025
Launch price (UK)
£449
Launch price (Europe)
€479
Form factor
Standard
OS
Android
Display
6.8″
Main camera
50 MP
Telephoto lens
Yes
Battery
5,000 mAh
Chipset
Snapdragon 7s Gen 3
Base storage
256 GB
Weight
211 g
Water resistance
IP64
Software updates
3 years
Sold in
UK, Europe

What the reviewers said

Phonandroid FR

No scoreMar 4, 2025

A bold-looking mid-range phone with a welcome 3x telephoto and brighter screen, but its weaker ultrawide, low-light shots and video limits hold it back.

  • Telephoto 3x camera unusual at this price
  • Main camera produces precise shots with accurate colours
  • Screen reaches about 765 nits, readable in sunlight
  • Distinctive design with Glyph LED lights
  • Dedicated Essential Key adds quick AI-note access
  • Ultrawide sensor dropped to 8MP, weaker detail
  • Ultrawide and 6x zoom struggle at night
  • Only IP64 rating, no water immersion protection
  • Video limited to 4K 30fps
  • Screen not LTPO; adaptive brightness below some rivals
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Trusted Reviews UK

4/5Mar 4, 2025

A distinctive mid-range phone with a useful 3x periscope camera and a new Essential Key, though performance is unremarkable and the price has risen.

  • Decent 3x periscope telephoto for the price
  • Novel context-sensitive Essential Key
  • Distinctive design with glass rear
  • Much brighter display than predecessor
  • IP64 dust resistance improved
  • Large camera module looks somewhat ugly
  • Performance not outstanding for the money
  • Sluggish camera app with stutters
  • No wireless charging
  • Higher price with tougher competition
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Verdicts, pros and cons are short summaries in our words of each publisher's review; scores are as the publisher gave them. Specs are taken from the reviews' spec boxes — where they differ, we show the value most of them give; price is the US launch price of the base model. Read the originals for the full picture.